How to replace the multi-air brick safely
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Re: How to replace the multi-air brick safely
I ended up removing the oil psi sending unit and connecting a tank filled with pressured up oil to it. Then the motor fired right up. so the oil pumps aren't self priming and they can lose prime.
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Re: How to replace the multi-air brick safely
Super glad you figured that out. Do you have any pictures of the setup, or how you attached it to the sending unit?
I was just reading that the pressure switch has a lock pack on the threads and you're not supposed to resinstall it. Mine has been reinstalled at least 4 times now.
I was just reading that the pressure switch has a lock pack on the threads and you're not supposed to resinstall it. Mine has been reinstalled at least 4 times now.
2013 Abarth 500c (NGen Turbo'd) - Isabella
2013 Abarth 500 (mostly stock daily) - Abby
2013 Abarth 500 (mostly stock daily) - Abby
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Re: How to replace the multi-air brick safely
Here is the tank I built.
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Re: How to replace the multi-air brick safely
Hopefully going to be starting the Abarth after 2 years. Hoping I don’t need your tank
2013 Abarth 500c (NGen Turbo'd) - Isabella
2013 Abarth 500 (mostly stock daily) - Abby
2013 Abarth 500 (mostly stock daily) - Abby